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As Brian Dudley said.
Using snap caps pull the triggers and release the hammers. Open the action with fore end off and disassemble. This has usually worked for me when the barrels don't want to disengage.
Hope it works for you.
Best Regards,
Erick
Erick ... Will try that and see what happens. Used snap caps the first few times but believe the forend was still on. Thx!
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